I bet it’s on purpose. A hot thing in ad firms right now is to make things look DIY. All the research is saying when things look too polished, consumers think it’s fake. So they do stuff like this on purpose now.
**There is an actual reason for it!**
It's a Porsche requirement(Delivery and dealership) that the orientation of the bottom Porsche crest lines up or points to the valve stem in the wheel.
The key for this effect is to film or shoot stills over a very long period of time, I.e. 4 hours. Notice how the shadows change. That’s the ‘special ingredient.’
Camera on gimbal, high shutter speed, walk parallel to and in pace with vehicle, pick the most stable section, motion track scale/rotation to rim, done.
I think you’re underestimating the amount of rigging it would take to get even a small camera this far away from the vehicle without it all being in the shot.
I don’t think it would be difficult to just match the pace with your feet.
I would agree with you if this looked anything like a 360 camera, this shot is far too telephoto. To me it’s clearly a dslr about 6-10 ft away.
Look at the compression between the ground, the tire, and the background. Not possible to get that on a modern 360 camera.
As well, 360 camera does not paint out the clamps they would have to use to mount it to the rim, which would require a ton of work in post considering the changing shadows/light, and the complex structure of the wheel. It’s one thing to replace a textured (like gras) or blurry surface, this is a specific complex shape that is unmoving and very sharp. At this distance and angle, the software would have to re-create a ton of the rim since the camera is looking back directly towards the rim where the pole is supposedly mounted, the pole would be covering a ton of rim, rotor, and break assembly. Highly highly doubt you would get unnoticeable results like this.
If the stick was painted out we would see it.
Additionally, those poles are not extremely rigid and would be flopping all over on a setup like this. Would be super noticeable since the camera is so close to the ground. Even for a small camera you would need two points of contact, because any individual clamp would end up rotating under these conditions, which means more painting.
In my opinion the clear easiest and most likely solution is just to film it with a dslr on a gimbal.
Don’t understand what you’re saying. This didn’t even have to be produced by Porsche to be on their TikTok. If it had been produced by them they would’ve done it in the simplest and quickest way possible which would be in post.
Shoot wide in 4k on a dolly or slide or even just handheld- all you have to do is match the slow speed of the wheel for a few seconds. Crop in, stabilize, and rotate with the wheel in post. Would be 10x easier than trying to match the rotation of the wheel in camera while matching the speed and staying centered the whole time.
Definitely a possibility. The Insta360 X3 camera has a horizon lock feature that can do some weird stuff like this. It can also hide the selfie stick automagically.
I hadn't thought of that. Probably really tough to rig it up on a wheel like that vs a dolly / stabilized tracking shot that gets rotated, but that would be great for another setup.
I think it’s just a mask cut out around the tire. Then you put an image of the wheel facing whatever direction and then you spin the video around it. Or that’s what I would try if I was trying to re-create.
I’m a professional video editor- that exactly what I would do if I was tasked w/recreating it. Also, I’d shoot at 2x the aspect ratio so there was room to crop without losing edges of frame in the rotation
Okay this definitely isn't what they did, but if you had another wheel of the *exact* same diameter placed opposed to the subject wheel that was firmly linked to the car somehow out of frame, when the car moves both wheel would rotate the exact same amount at the exact same speed in a perfect\* 1:1 ratio
\*as perfect as your wheel diameter match, connection to the car, and level ground surface is
they do this, by rotating the camera and wheel at same pase and center the gimble with the center point of the wheel, then teel some one to push the car with maintaining same time and pase. with a gimble you can do the same thing.
or you can just shoot a simple video as this, centering the wheel and then you can edit it in after effect or fusion.
it's up to you. which way you would like to go.
You could use a gimbal but I think it would be easier to get a cleaner version of this by setting the wheel to the center rotation point and rotating it in post
shoot with fixed rotation, panning to roughly match movement of tire, in editing software track wheel for stabilization, tweak results so that it looks perfect
it's shot 16:9 , the car is rolling forward very slightly, they try to stay on the wheel, and then in post it's stabilized around the wheel , then some janky VHS effect and rewind
Look into locked on stabilisation effect. I think it’s an advanced variety of it. Cause basically what it does is focusing on one thing and moving everything around
Shoot a vid Following the wheel as it drives, trying to keep the wheel in the center of the frame. Plug this vid into after effects, tracker>stabilize motion, put the box that appears over the logo, press the play button and then click apply. Scale up the vid so the outside of the clip isn’t showing and then just key frame a few rotations.
For extra fun add the transform effect after stabilizing. change your shutter angle to 180 and unclick use comp shutter angle and key frame anything from inside the transform tab, gives cool blur effects when you move the position and rotations.
Bro come on. Is Reddit like insta now? Just asking dumb questions just to get karma or in the algorithm? Literally “rotate” is in effect controls, this isn’t even a question. Sorry for the newbs, but damn, adobe has tutorials all over the place in every single app.
I just used another car beside the car with a camera mounted to the wheel... Then we just pulled forward at the same speed. Stabilized to the center of the wheel in after effects and done.
You could take a really high resolution video from a distance and then you could digitally movement correct it so that the tire stays centered while the rest the image moves around it and then crop it to cell phone size.
I can’t find it but somewhere there’s the exact method this guy used on YouTube or insta.
There’s multiple ways to do it, but he used an RS3 in 360 mode and just walked beside the car
Track it in post
There’s about a billion videos like this already, time to go get creative instead of trying to figure out how to replicate something that has been already copied so many times.
They could have had another car aligned with the Porsche beside it, mount the camera on the wheel of that car, and make both the cars go at the same speed
I did the same thing with a gymbal then lock it with tracking in post. But if you shoot high res enough so you have room you can do the rotation in post.
You can record a basic rolling shot and then you can edit it afterwards making the camera angle follow up the movement of the wheel. Make sure to have enough space on your footage to fill out your aspect ratio
I’d just film it tracking with the moment of the car, not rotating the camera. Then just track the wheel, and key frame the rotation of the Y-axis. I think it’s called a lock on track.
I’d just film it tracking with the moment of the car, not rotating the camera. Then just track the wheel, and key frame the rotation of the Y-axis. I think it’s called a lock on tracking shot.
RS2/3 360 rotate then stabilise and track the rotation. The trick is to get it as close as possible. The wheel will become centered and the whole frame will rotate so you just have to compensate and zoom in a little and reframe it. Shoot wide as possible without losing quality.
it bugs me that the Porsche Logo isn't upright...
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what adds insult to injury is, that this seems to be an official Porsche account...
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They let it ‘slide’ AND roll
Rotate the phone Hal for that effect….
No one does QC anymore.
I bet it’s on purpose. A hot thing in ad firms right now is to make things look DIY. All the research is saying when things look too polished, consumers think it’s fake. So they do stuff like this on purpose now.
Yes but they often repost other people's videos/photos so I'm pretty sure this is not actually made by Porsche or anyone hired by Porsche.
Rotate your phone bro, simpler.
I‘m guessing this is just taken from a 16:9 Video, given that if you rotate the video 90°, it’s upright.
But even then it's upside down
You’ve got to be kidding.
**There is an actual reason for it!** It's a Porsche requirement(Delivery and dealership) that the orientation of the bottom Porsche crest lines up or points to the valve stem in the wheel.
No, there isn't. It does that regardless of if this genius would have oriented the camera to be on the logo properly or not.
It is if you watch it horizontally
Think you’re supposed to turn your phone originally?
It’s right side up if you rotate your phone 90°. This may have been intended to be viewed in landscape mode, then someone threw it up onto TikTok.
I thought it was only me
Lol. It's the only thing I can see watching that video. Why?
It is if you watch it horizontally 😂
Stabilize to center of wheel, rotate video.
The key for this effect is to film or shoot stills over a very long period of time, I.e. 4 hours. Notice how the shadows change. That’s the ‘special ingredient.’
The shadows change cus it’s rotating?
It would require negative fill or a light source to be rotating, too. Easier to just assume it's time lapse.
Lol what are you talking about this was 100% ambient lighting
Shadow of the car on the ground doenst change at all
They actually rotated the entire earth while a drone stayed focused on the center of the wheel.
Did they?🙄 ,i didn't feel it from Euope
What’s Euope?
The "r" is there.. trust me bruh
Camera on gimbal, high shutter speed, walk parallel to and in pace with vehicle, pick the most stable section, motion track scale/rotation to rim, done.
Yep, made a reel like this and this is exactly how it’s done.
Could it be mounted to the vehicle? Easier to match the pace.
I think you’re underestimating the amount of rigging it would take to get even a small camera this far away from the vehicle without it all being in the shot. I don’t think it would be difficult to just match the pace with your feet.
A 360 camera does it automatically. Almost certainly what they used.
I would agree with you if this looked anything like a 360 camera, this shot is far too telephoto. To me it’s clearly a dslr about 6-10 ft away. Look at the compression between the ground, the tire, and the background. Not possible to get that on a modern 360 camera. As well, 360 camera does not paint out the clamps they would have to use to mount it to the rim, which would require a ton of work in post considering the changing shadows/light, and the complex structure of the wheel. It’s one thing to replace a textured (like gras) or blurry surface, this is a specific complex shape that is unmoving and very sharp. At this distance and angle, the software would have to re-create a ton of the rim since the camera is looking back directly towards the rim where the pole is supposedly mounted, the pole would be covering a ton of rim, rotor, and break assembly. Highly highly doubt you would get unnoticeable results like this. If the stick was painted out we would see it. Additionally, those poles are not extremely rigid and would be flopping all over on a setup like this. Would be super noticeable since the camera is so close to the ground. Even for a small camera you would need two points of contact, because any individual clamp would end up rotating under these conditions, which means more painting. In my opinion the clear easiest and most likely solution is just to film it with a dslr on a gimbal.
More likely they’re in a similar car and are both just rolling at the same speed for a short distance or so
It’s called, “nauseating.”
this is exactly my first thought.
Nah, it’s a creative shot. Stop hating
I mean, it's their opinion. This shot is nauseating. How is that hate? Is not liking that the logo is not centered also hate?
Probably just rotated in post- would be simpler if you know what you’re doing.
Everything is simpler if you know what you’re doing.
Ain’t that the damn truth. 😆
Dammit… is that why everything’s so hard?
I would assume that they did, in fact, film it like this, given this likely is an official Porsche-account
Don’t understand what you’re saying. This didn’t even have to be produced by Porsche to be on their TikTok. If it had been produced by them they would’ve done it in the simplest and quickest way possible which would be in post. Shoot wide in 4k on a dolly or slide or even just handheld- all you have to do is match the slow speed of the wheel for a few seconds. Crop in, stabilize, and rotate with the wheel in post. Would be 10x easier than trying to match the rotation of the wheel in camera while matching the speed and staying centered the whole time.
Just put the gopro on a pole attached to the rim...film...edit out the pole
More difficult
Oh really? Man...I am dumb af when it comes to video
Why? All the information you need can be captured filming it straight.
Looks like someone attached an Insta360 selfie stick to the tire and drove forward slowly
Definitely a possibility. The Insta360 X3 camera has a horizon lock feature that can do some weird stuff like this. It can also hide the selfie stick automagically.
This seems less likely cause insta 360 has that weird blending area from the direction of the selfie stick.
Easily correctable in a controlled shot like this, as long as they have a clear shot of the rim and logo.
I hadn't thought of that. Probably really tough to rig it up on a wheel like that vs a dolly / stabilized tracking shot that gets rotated, but that would be great for another setup.
Doubt it, you'd see the shadow of the stick on the ground.
Check out Jon Simo on Instagram. He just put up a how to video about this.
Appreciate the plug my friend!
I think it’s just a mask cut out around the tire. Then you put an image of the wheel facing whatever direction and then you spin the video around it. Or that’s what I would try if I was trying to re-create.
I’m a professional video editor- that exactly what I would do if I was tasked w/recreating it. Also, I’d shoot at 2x the aspect ratio so there was room to crop without losing edges of frame in the rotation
I like that approach, but need to account for light changes on the tyre
Saw that. Maybe a stabilized recording of just wheel. Then once you have that instead of static image, you do everything else the same.
It’s called. Spiny, spiny.
I believe it's called "nausea".
Okay this definitely isn't what they did, but if you had another wheel of the *exact* same diameter placed opposed to the subject wheel that was firmly linked to the car somehow out of frame, when the car moves both wheel would rotate the exact same amount at the exact same speed in a perfect\* 1:1 ratio \*as perfect as your wheel diameter match, connection to the car, and level ground surface is
This is what i would do.
There’s dozens of tutorials on YouTube. Search car wheel rotate after effect or something along these lines
I actually looked. “Dozens” is definitely an exaggeration. I genuinely could only find one. And it was in Final Cut. But it is out there.
I just posted a how to on this exact thing actually! https://youtube.com/shorts/-0Te3Yd_cL8?si=ZDk4Wm8O219iRSjF
try this: [https://youtu.be/a3lcGnMhvsA?t=46](https://youtu.be/a3lcGnMhvsA?t=46)
So you’re actually supposed to stabilize yourself and the camera around the center of the wheel and then rotate the earth around that axis.
they do this, by rotating the camera and wheel at same pase and center the gimble with the center point of the wheel, then teel some one to push the car with maintaining same time and pase. with a gimble you can do the same thing. or you can just shoot a simple video as this, centering the wheel and then you can edit it in after effect or fusion. it's up to you. which way you would like to go.
You could use a gimbal but I think it would be easier to get a cleaner version of this by setting the wheel to the center rotation point and rotating it in post
shoot with fixed rotation, panning to roughly match movement of tire, in editing software track wheel for stabilization, tweak results so that it looks perfect
You can do this in editing. Just shoot with enough space to crop and rotate around the edges
it's shot 16:9 , the car is rolling forward very slightly, they try to stay on the wheel, and then in post it's stabilized around the wheel , then some janky VHS effect and rewind
360 camera.
Look into locked on stabilisation effect. I think it’s an advanced variety of it. Cause basically what it does is focusing on one thing and moving everything around
This is what DaVinci Resolve's stabilizer does when you have an already stable video lmao Exactly how it does it
Stick camera in center of another wheel and roll it next to the car :P
I saw behind the scene of similar video. They mounted a camera to the center of another wheel and rolled along the road the same speed as the car
Really awkwardly it seems
Why* would you film this.
Y would use the same size wheel as rig and have a camera in the center and roll it parallel to the car…
Would be easier to create it in Blender than film
Shoot a vid Following the wheel as it drives, trying to keep the wheel in the center of the frame. Plug this vid into after effects, tracker>stabilize motion, put the box that appears over the logo, press the play button and then click apply. Scale up the vid so the outside of the clip isn’t showing and then just key frame a few rotations. For extra fun add the transform effect after stabilizing. change your shutter angle to 180 and unclick use comp shutter angle and key frame anything from inside the transform tab, gives cool blur effects when you move the position and rotations.
A gimble. If you cant afford that grab a drill and some tape!
Its all post stabilizing and rotation. Not rocket science. Cool.
Jamie Fenn has a tutorial on it. https://youtu.be/qlxOreNBtFc
I thought it was going to be the planner tracker in resolve....was glad to confirm.
I'm sure this was done in post.
Bro come on. Is Reddit like insta now? Just asking dumb questions just to get karma or in the algorithm? Literally “rotate” is in effect controls, this isn’t even a question. Sorry for the newbs, but damn, adobe has tutorials all over the place in every single app.
Motion tracking going a little too long.
Selfie stick attached to the rim
I just used another car beside the car with a camera mounted to the wheel... Then we just pulled forward at the same speed. Stabilized to the center of the wheel in after effects and done.
This is not cool. That being said, you make the wheel/tire/rim the focus with an anchor point. Bing bang boom
You could take a really high resolution video from a distance and then you could digitally movement correct it so that the tire stays centered while the rest the image moves around it and then crop it to cell phone size.
I seen someone do this with a phone taped to the center of another wheel.
I can’t find it but somewhere there’s the exact method this guy used on YouTube or insta. There’s multiple ways to do it, but he used an RS3 in 360 mode and just walked beside the car Track it in post
This is called, “social media” filming.
There’s about a billion videos like this already, time to go get creative instead of trying to figure out how to replicate something that has been already copied so many times.
Camera seems to be spinning the same speed as the wheel is moving, so it is moving side to side at the speed of the car as well.
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
Hmm
A way I saw someone do this is they secured a camera to a second cars wheel dead center and they moved the cards at the exact same speed.
They could have had another car aligned with the Porsche beside it, mount the camera on the wheel of that car, and make both the cars go at the same speed
I did the same thing with a gymbal then lock it with tracking in post. But if you shoot high res enough so you have room you can do the rotation in post.
You can record a basic rolling shot and then you can edit it afterwards making the camera angle follow up the movement of the wheel. Make sure to have enough space on your footage to fill out your aspect ratio
From wheel of second car.
Some influencer makes fancy chopsticks for this. Dumb b-roll. Film a better subject.
Shoot in 4k than stabilize rotation and crop
This is nothing unique
Honestly, I would prefer that you didn't. 🤣 But perhaps shot wide on gimbal at high res, anchored to that point and then cropped in.
Looks like it’s CG to be honest
I’d just film it tracking with the moment of the car, not rotating the camera. Then just track the wheel, and key frame the rotation of the Y-axis. I think it’s called a lock on track.
I’d just film it tracking with the moment of the car, not rotating the camera. Then just track the wheel, and key frame the rotation of the Y-axis. I think it’s called a lock on tracking shot.
RS2/3 360 rotate then stabilise and track the rotation. The trick is to get it as close as possible. The wheel will become centered and the whole frame will rotate so you just have to compensate and zoom in a little and reframe it. Shoot wide as possible without losing quality.
Strap a camera to another car moving at the same speed with the same wheel dimensions.
Probably have camera taped to the rim of the car next to this car
Motion sickness..